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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1972
Page
10
Voters in Fitchville and Norwalk Townships head to the polls Tuesday to decide zoning codes. Fitchville has 328 registered voters with little controversy. Norwalk, 1,038 voters, faces a heated history including earlier defeats and a recent digester project triggering lawsuits and policy changes.
City officials and the Park and Recreation Board meet next Wednesday to craft a policy statement and guidelines amid long standing tensions with City Hall. The group weighs governance of a department funded by the city but run by a separate board since 1942 and discusses tighter city control and centralized fee collection.
The Greenwich Village Council adopted two ordinances and a resolution. They approved a 16000 bid by Acme Ceiling and Paving for North Pleasant Street and Seminary Street paving, and rededicated South Pleasant Street for development. A grave fee increase to 50 dollars was approved. A resident complained about trailers next door amid lacking building codes.
Huron County Juvenile Officer Phyllis Spencer cites 92 juvenile cases through October 28 with runaways leading at 23 cases. Boys show 52 cases including larceny vandalism narcotics liquor violations and forgery, while girls account for 40 cases including runaways liquor and sexual violations. The juvenile bureau now includes Rev. David Lunney as collaborator with law enforcement, schools, and county agencies.
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Stan Borgia, a North Central Technical College freshman studying Law Enforcement and son of Sheriff John Borgia, releases a political advertisement praising his father’s 18 year tenure and urging support on November 7th.
Philadelphia Eagles defensive back Jim Thrower, who played the last three seasons, was released on Thursday as a free agent.
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